I reach out as a concerned resident of Ablekuma Agape to highlight a pressing issue — the incomplete drainage and road construction along Agape High Street, a major corridor that connects to Gbawe. Construction of the drainage system began back in 2016 under the National Democratic Congress (NDC) administration. Unfortunately,Continue Reading
On the occasion of the Central Bank’s marking of the 60th anniversary of the cedi, many memories flood my mind, which reveal my ‘hide and seek’ pursuit of the cedi over the decades. However, one particular event stands out. When I gained admission to Achimota School in the 1970s, theContinue Reading
In Ghana today, driving is not merely a mode of transport. It is an extreme sport and an act of survival. From the dusty outskirts of rural communities to the bustling urban chaos of Accra, every trip is a calculated risk. Whether navigating the pothole-riddled Accra–Kumasi highway, the Accra–Takoradi route,Continue Reading
It is with pride and humility that I report to you and our dedicated readers on the remarkable journey of a Zango man striving to change the course of history and reshape the narrative of a community in Ghana often associated with negative stereotypes, the Zango communities. It may notContinue Reading
Ghana stands at a critical juncture in its economic development. As the country explores new strategies to stimulate inclusive growth, job creation, and industrial expansion, the idea of transitioning into a 24-hour economy is receiving considerable attention. A 24-hour economy promises to expand productivity beyond traditional working hours, offering moreContinue Reading
The penchant of the Attorney-General, Dr. Dominic Ayine, to peddle untruths in his press conferences is becoming quite alarming. 1. On 28th July, 2025, he stated with some boldness, that it took the Attorney-General six (6) months to file witness statements in the Republic vrs. Ato Forson & 2Continue Reading
In recent weeks, Ghana’s regulator of tertiary education, the Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC), has raised both academic and public discourse through a wave of media headlines, highlighting the growing misuse of academic titles such as “Dr.” and “Prof.”From GTEC firing back at abusers to university Vice-Chancellors and the UniversityContinue Reading
In Ghana, politics is not just a game of numbers. It’s a game of survival. And when you dare to step outside party lines, the beast bares its teeth. After JKC launched The Citizen’s Flame, things escalated. At first, it was subtle. His bank account got “flagged for suspicious activity.”Continue Reading
One sure way to kill a rumour before it starts is for you to be the one to start it. It is called Preemptive Communication. The March 30 press statement announcing the sudden illness of the Vice-President, Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang, and flight out of the country for medical treatmentContinue Reading
As Ghana navigates through a critical phase of economic recovery, there is a growing national call for the ruling government to adopt a higher standard of governance, one that transcends mere comparisons with the past and embraces a bold, forward-looking vision. For too long, Ghanaian politics has been trapped inContinue Reading
